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Introduction to Algorithm
— Now conuider « protier of adding two numbers. To per
‘dently what we eure and bow can we perform i
bBven telow
1. Sen
2. Tekettvce numbers, and
5. Sop
= sou what wear ding is for even problem. we are providing spy sep proedre
Feng The fond definition of nsgoritur can be sated as followsAn algorithm must terminate afer exeuting cermin finite numberof steps
FS. Mectiveness
howld be simple and clear Each step ia the algorithm mus te
ible and deface
‘Byllabus Topic Why to Anaya AWgOrRTOT
12 Why to Analysis Algorlihin?
Algeritims re about
1. Solving probiens
2, Finding the betier way to solve « protiers withou
you know whether an algoritun is good or not
For example, To sr the numbers, we have mi
sor, gulk 1, merge som ee. Bur we choose
nd speed consumes.
~ mcomputer scence the my
algo s the deter
Storage mdlor oer resources necessary to execute em.
= 50, the chicive ofan eet slgeritim is of wet i
‘considering the folowing factor
Programming requirements of analgorsi
© Time seguirement of an alorthm.
‘© Space equirementof analgoitin,
eee
“Spes Tope Funaing Tre Aneta
4.9__ Running Time Analysis
= be of me mes inant aspects of an algorithm ix how fist its Ik te proces of
ocrninng tow peceang Unc inreaes or the sine of the problem inceaer (apt
Sine, Input sie te mabe of elements ibe in
than nt very esy to caleulate he enact time requirement foray sgcitim asi depen
tee tou fcr ike machine on wich lors is be ecu lg se
‘and eps sine ofthe algorthm,oa
ee aps meAsymptotic Notions are lngussts tht allows us analyte a lgorihn! rung ine
by ening behav a he pt ee forthe algo creases
= Wasa wo fnd out which prt is bets for the same pechen sateeny-B.Se Cory
eed sympiotc notations to cake the Femng tine
Pig. Chet: Asymptotic Notations
jose aed to expres the commlesly of an algorithm.
aa be defined he rate a which the storage or time requirement grows
sine
None a space requirement of the algerithon IF the
agri i¢ more, ten compleriy of the algeria
tof the algo is less, then complerty of the
of the funtion. I maine the worst se =
> 182 Big-omega(a) Notation
Big-2 aoaton gives gies lower hound ofthe given Fuacion,
Tite complenty eth best amour often algeritim pons
= This means, a functive fx) i Big-O of futon g(x) und thee exis
Sons ae ih at,
in) >wexg(n) where > Oand n> Ith forall n>= mg
tn) = ptm)fin) = Oxgiay
er some ip ny the Flue
ould be great than
Forex, at inde and
Botti
Astni2> = in
G4 an n= 2 80 fin) = Bplay,
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pi and gn tom prov that) =O).
a)> = otgta) fora>0,
=
rey=aiany
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Notation
operon ca the sro af an
laos spper- oat, “Lite
foras=1
eal Constan > 0, thee exit an inter comutnt
ery integer >
xa)
Daido?) as tnx feral n>a2 and coat
F185 Little Omega (us) Notation
= Wetne notation o denote «lower bound hats mot sympa ih
= We ay tht fn) x oso) if far any el const > 0, hee exists an integer constant
= Lash hac fin) > gn) > O for every igen > ay,bere (WU 86 -Cimg) 1-13
en il be ical he sae es sigiica
r ss for Finding out the Time Compleaity of a Piece of Code
[ania se
eysession lord Spends vp two facts i. am
of exept tie cesuned on ey CPU. Faxmally they are
Se emery i need to run vo complet”?
(i) Variable Component
Example of Space Complexity
Spece Complenity
aul.
‘escent = Lose pl eae 1.2.34, nes
‘wou rer + mabe
eu res
~ fe above erp hen calling he mace compen we wil be ooking tx ton
fixed and variable eommponens.
~ Bee ve hve ied compen el coun ab nv ieee luce
equredethre(3) werd
Variable eampoentscocriza asi value od ze varie upon vale
‘store in arabe i's 1).‘Time (A) = Fixed Time(A) + lstnce Tene(A)
ub of ses iste most prominent instance ebarctrit
abe a ich we iste tt abe of sep cen
ty fi =
ns Secoining be nab f tes por excesHeres = 3b=1 wd 4 0 nce Tin) 040°) fas.
that means Te) = O12)
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above ron, we cane he
“The ast stp doesn't wot. $0, On VES) doce’ work: Wat ee ie bemens = alws prof are ln ee sbwee he connecting
EDGE.
ver i bea mina of 1 numberof edge.
called w node, Inthe above tree A, BC
is equi of iinet in wich sce
~ Thr immeine sce of amet called as CHILD Ne,
6
ss any pn nde can ae ay suber fc sve, ne sve we
are childrens of node B, aie
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~ Chien fhe ane Paco ecw SIBLINGS. nine wis he mds win
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Abu a ne escent put le eat
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= ede ich do save ny hala LEAP Nae
= Lat ode a eld a trie aden
Indie toe te, F.,H Fare ea ae
‘node of a uve nt is soe or moe tlds called as INTERNAL Nae.
‘The root mode tn also sld to be Internal Nodeif ibe tee ha move than one
rode, Internal nce are also called as Non-Terauinal sods,
© Extemal nodes
“The ea nares aan cal as External Nodes. nthe above bee. FG, Hy 11 ie the
exter odes.
© Degree of node
fhe uce dan surat, the foal number of chilzen of node is called ss DEGRER. of
tha Node, onl words he Depree of anode otal mumber fen tbs.
@ Inaboveuee degree of ode Ais?
(© Inakoye wee depreeof noe Bis 2
2 Inaboveuee degrecots sale Cis
‘a Inaboyetree depreeots node Es |.= The shove
Rove inane 6 bnry ee representing Like lit repeat
array (1-D Acry)
‘binary ee and i 5Sr
ua Topic Types ot Binary Troon
$n atop ot cay Tree
23 of Binary Trees
‘There ve differen types of inary wees
ak
‘Abinary te ssl binary een wich ever internal nade should Rave ens
tm children o¢ none
Suicly binary te is used 10 repeat algebraic expresios whee pon-eefnes
-epeesent operator ul eal pode prevent operand,
“= Sbcty binary ite daca structures used to represent maherausal expression:
FrPig233
= _lasbove ue te nodes which re represented by recta
has exaelly 10 children that mesns
are at same level is called Corsler
Syllabus Tonle’ Properien trary
thea a love i+, there we?
umber of nodes ins binary wee of height will be 2°!
~The minimum number of pds ina binary tee of hight ns
Hoe
a Fal re 6) Complete ree
= Numbcr of leaf nae ina complete Winey wees (s+ 1,72.
<= Swacompere binary tee Nonber af external nade = Number of internal nodes +“all the nodes of a tree, Thre are three types wf binary tee
preonderRecuesvlrot. et real)
Time Complexity: Oin), Space Compleat: On)
(a) Non-Reeursive Preorder Traversal
ez NE waver. Th odes" valor we appended wo he Flin wavenal
ier afrme sesllh:Tame Completity O(n), Space Cy
G0) Now Recursive inorder Traversal
‘defies, es)
‘tot rc:
ack= ()
‘Time Complexity: O(n), Space Complenty: Oe)
> 253° Post- Order Traversal
= Tn his waverslvchnique the averse nde is feih-oat
© Process daa ofl saree
© eh travers right ube
© Then, averse sone nade
In pos-onic traversal, tbe eR satre is versed
“the nade A. Ing of agin ther is asubuce with rot. Sommer omitae
ofthe tre, a posible Solution
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slassT neo,
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slit (ef datas
AT ‘Noe. neat None}
Giblings) fom left right.
children excep the frst child
the left child and seco pier pol
ects of the sheence of et and
"irae i no ior
> Wy do we need Threaded Binary Tree ?
= Bioary ees lve oof waste space: the Heat todes cack have 3 nal pointers We can
tse these poiters to belp vs inner eave,
“Threaded binary tcc makes te ve avers faster since We do aot need wack oF scur-
| soe for traversal.
= Considers ollowing binuy tee (Fy. 27.1),1 Siogie Trreades
Tea init i treted twas str te ter
‘Means liebe aul pone
Predecessor or socesar (lf sigh)
"il pont ores sccessor OR ll left nal pn
Point to inorder rescaser
> % Double tresded
‘Each node is three
‘cans al sight ml) inorder successor AND all eft ull pointers elt
Pint to inorder predecessor
owas both the n-ne
Predecetérand‘suscenor (left nd ight)
Poitiers wil poet.
ie inary wee, tt find the inorder raven
27.2 Predecessor and Successor
siti You doth inorder tava os tiny tee the Beghboes of pven nove we called
Exstetemar tbe noe hes blind of given node) and Succser ke ack les ahead fe,
ode),
> Example
Meat
TA Threaded Binary Tree
ies cg eee kon
Ee Arr geeics
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oobern Fale
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olidata = data"elec the oe with he soon ee
root =m dats
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ee se gi tA fica wee AN of theif sabes ae emp.
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seach
deletion takes time 6,
‘sing linked ist
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Sometimes caled ave pare” SO Sided by wing a ep ced high halacng
2101 Height Balanced Ties
13 Tuo she
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nee
|= We define the balance fae for ne a the teense between the Beh ofthe let
! sure ane the eight fe right ube
‘alanceFactor=beihileSobTie)-eighirighSubTice
Weill define ance tobe talc the tance act
© Example
Ply 240.3; Tree
= Inthe above nee, betanced actor exch node fa Follows
(leftSubTroe) ~ beight(ightSobTree)
BalanceFacton(241 = eis!
. 20-020‘Finding the Height of an AVL tre
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3
eum Yel og
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ifroot = None:
stun
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ight = wolfe righ
Singleton
1. Left eatation (LL rovatios)
2, Right rotation (RR evtan)
‘Double routions |
1 Let Right raion (LE on!
2 Right Ler L388
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ye
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ition oe Pet To oman LE Roun a a eee
. De oe ett he Operations into an AVL, Tree,
— © Gey’,
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Tree icmesienced i pot
: ee tebaces
2
As
a < se seen
Fig.214
(b) Right Left Rotation (RL Rotation)
a = The RL Rotation je
pmaking A the lef-subtce
fom the cuter posi
= To understand RL Roto, fet ws coe
‘wate uae 7 (Rete seston 217
tiny be” Peter ston 2.2)
nou yn lu tr secon 23)Graph and
Selection Algorithms
Ropraserzatis '¢ ctuon, Giocin, scpicafons ot Geupna, Graph
Eebrsceniaon, Greph Tarwens, Toxogea Sar, Shovon! Pee Agere agen
Spanning Tee,
Paneetbe Algotithna: Wha aa Salon Aono? Selection by Sortg. Pasion:
ated Selection Algor, Linear Selection Alorten - Median of Medians algerton
Finding the K Smallest Elements in Sorts Ordon
‘Sylabus Tople | Graph Agontim sinrecueiien
| 3.1__ Introduction
= This chapter intradoces an important nonlinear ds stractise called Graph.
= Ithas applications la various Geld le eleetial apd eletonis engineving: computer
science, games and puzles, Geographical lformation System es,
Syllabus Tonle: Gloseary
oe
2 ny ea en
oe
= Wu, vpn ener neh snes eras,
4E the inks that comect te vertices.Fig. 3.12 -Undtected graph
Phy 213: Directed graph
= Weighted Graph
The graph which nig
edge is. a weigtad graph
Vertexisalso known as node,
Penta
+ Adjacent
Where san edge beraeen verives A and B then bt A. and B ar sad he adjacent
= Orgin
Wan edges drt, fst edit is ail to he gino
= Destination
‘fan ecg is clireced is frst endpoint ssa 0 Be origin of it andl Ue oer endpoint is
said tobe the desiaation ofthe cd.
> outgoing Ege
‘Adieted edge isi tb osgsng eon tsongin vee.
© incoming E69
‘Aiea edge i said oe icoming rons deviation vr,
“ao
4
2
1
to be degree of that vertex,
‘edjes terminating 4 the vertex is said to be
cigs sinning from the verter is said to fe
i ‘then that edge is termed as
a:
ges are called as paral!
‘Adrecedacylc graph [DAGI 4 dace raph ith 20 ects.
—_—_——
Syaabin Tope: Appletons of Gres
oh+ Repeatseps to while he stack is not empty,
+ Retove u vertex sty v which sat the top ofthe ste: an shang 8 sate 19
processed
and pushed wo the stick.
+ Initially all the veces af gragh Gare setuo Undiscovered
[step 2: Change the ste of stating vertex ofthe ph to Discovered, sn put iin the
Repeat for ll undiscovered veriloes u of verte us sett the status Discover
oriied nodes omy
‘hack A ap ested and pot i
fi we stack. plore any
omvisied adjacent node ue
A. Bas Sand D ae ace
to Abt we are concemed for‘Step Lt Initially al the vesises of waphi Gare vet to Undiwoovered
Step 2: Change the tate of sting vertex of he graph a Discover and pt tin the
‘queue.
Step3: Repeat steps 4to $ whl the queue isnot expt,
‘Seep Remove even ny wtih ste toto be guewamdcange sate |
peel
Ftp + Repent for all wndcovred verter of eres et he ue icone
and dod othe gueve |
Example
asm. (EEE
z
iste (here sao venen), Delete 4
of iil ae a0
rai a djocene °°
——_—ome: LEI
Gel BFS(celt. 0)
A Mask ll the vetces oot iad
iste = [Fuse] lesser) |
# Creston queve ex BFS
leer 5—Spanning 82
spon ae vera rc al
es ag adnoe envitenewe zie
ast |
——‘igorithm 3.7.2
Wren aigorttim toting the sales ang
Solution +
el FinSaleiAaarms Design
Greedy Algorithms
Siratgy, Elements of Greedy Aly
“oreedy Method, Greedy Appicatorsafer mh other in serial oder. These ae
simutncously using treads. this
on different machine then we cal
with «predefined proces
ution at each step through the
= hae. lutions are called Exact
problem, then we called it acreer mod
er
sear cay tuned oy cadeAY CHAPTER UNIT
Divide ang Conquer
Algorithms
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ee ee
215+ 150435 4 165+05Following are some prob
1, Finding the maxim
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